Tablescapes, Transitioning to November
After all the black and orange and crazy kookie Halloween, I like to switch to neutrals and take a visual break before the Christmas madness~
Autumn golds, silver and cream, with a lot of pattern to keep things interesting
I will hold on to my pumpkins as long as I can, and use them over and over through the holiday season
This is similar to the Pumpkin Patch table here, toned down a bit with grays and yellows
The centerpiece is full of many textures, shiny silver, burlap, metal and straw
Tiger striped pumpkins, dried rose petals and oranges
patterns
on patterns
with patterns…chevron, geometric, polka dots and animal prints
The gold candles hint at the holiday season
A lovely way to catch your breath and enjoy the days to come!
Thanks so much for your visit today, I am so thankful for you!
Sources:
mini chevron bowls/Target
gold patterned candles/Hobby Lobby
gray and yellow patterned plates/Hobby Lobby last year
mercury glass pumpkin/Pottery Barn
leopard print balloon glasses/JMdesigns
Painted chargers tutorial here
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Jenna, I love your fearlessness in mixing patterns and textures at the table! The soft palette of color is so soothing with your harvest of tableware and linens. I popped in HomeGoods and a few other places yesterday and was overwhelmed with the Christmas madness 🙂
Happy November Jenna! I’m still lovin’ the little white and orange pumpkins:@)
I’m crazy for yellow and gray. How lucky for you to have those tones and complement them with the pumpkins that have the just right colors. I bet that was accidental, huhn?
Love this table!! Wonderful mix of patterns and textures!
Such an attractive table with your special flair. Love the colors and textures and serene feel.
thanks sweet Bonnie!
Such a fun and November-ish tablescape. I love it!
You’ve shown it is very easy to transition from Halloween to the month of November and all its lovely fall colors.
Thanks Karen!
Lovely…I admired this china pattern recently in Hobby Lobby, and you have used it beautifully.
Thank you Bev, I only have the 2 plates, and did splurge on those, but I just love them!
Love, love, love this table! It is such a calming sight amidst the bright colors of the season. You’ve accomplished exactly what you set out to do. Bravo!!! Rosie @ The Magic Hutch
hi Rosie, thanks so much!
I love the softness of this color palette the gray and yellow are so calming after all the bright colors of Halloween and Fall tables. I saw these plates at Hobby Lobby but they only had one left of them and I didn’t want to build a table with only one. I wish I could have found more maybe I could have created a table as beautiful as this one.Susie
Thank you Susie, I wish I had gotten more too!
Jenna, I love the soft touch in color and tone you gave your tablescape. I’m amazed at how you mixed the different patterns and added so much texture to your table. 🙂
Thanks so much for linking up your tablescape with us at Project Inspire{d}! Can wait to see what you bring to the party next week!
Thanks for the sweet comments Diane, and for the party, see you next week~
Jenna, I love the patterns you have here. The colors are versatile and useful for so many seasons, aren’t they? I noticed your wine-cork stemmed pumpkin – so cute! I guess I missed that tutorial? I’m here to catch up on posts after spending time with my mom after her hip replacement surgery. It takes a while to get things back to a normal schedule – you know how it is…
I hope your mom has a speedy recovery! You can see the tutorial for making the pumpkins here http://thepaintedapron.com/2013/10/02/creations-playing-with-pumpkins/
Your tablescape is gorgeous. I love the grey and yellow, absolutely stunning. Thanks tons for linking to Inspire Me.
so simple and yet so different…beautiful
Thanks so much!
so simple yet so beautiful